AAC trainings & training sources
SMoRRES trainings are to help staff & caregivers break the ice in trying, using, modeling, messing up and trying again to incorporate augmentative /alternative communication (AAC) modalities into our daily interactions.
AAC training sources
Angelmann Syndrome Foundation - Stepping out into AAC
ATIA
Communication in Rett Syndrome
OCALI Assistive Technology Internet Modules
Rett University
https://thinksmartbox.com/academy-interest/
TEA LEARN
CTEC channel-youtube. Communication Technology Education Center
CCN & CVI - video-Archived webinar with Kathy Howery & Maren Barros from November 2019 CCN PLC
Mounts for devices-training video - tobii-dynavox training hub
Project Core is a rich well of valuable resources, including training modules located right here.
Language Lab provides this list of 100 words most frequently used in by American English speakers, as recommended for AAC users.
This is a link to a list of 500 high-frequency English words ordered by frequency of use
This a a link to a liat of 500 high-frequency English words in alphabetical order.
Data and child-led therapy-blog postwww.meaningfulspeech.com/blog/data-GLP
Evaluation / Recommendation for AT/AAC: protocols & strategies
Eye-gaze with etran frame - handout from CallScotland
Low-tech methods - videos
Non complex choice board- blog post with example
Tips for low-tech eye-gaze communicators- blog post
Texas Technology Access Program- will ship all over the state but also has demonstration centers. In Austin @10100 Burnet Road, Bld 137, Suite 1.146B
Criteria for social stories, as formulated by Carol Gray, is here
Developing self-talk, internal dialogue, blog post, "Just Talking to Myself Don't Mind Me".
Grid/Smartbox
PRC Language Systems: Unity, Unidad, LAMP, Core Scanner, Essence, WordPower
Tobii I-series